[cdale56]

I had a very pleasant experience with a bicycle clothing business:

Col d'Lizard in Vermont.

http://www.coldlizard.com/cgi/wc.dll?GEKKO~catalog



After two years, the zipper on my shell started to go, so I sent it back to them and they replaced the zipper and shipped it back, within a week, at no cost.

Not only that, but they replaced the windflap I had cut. And the rear pocket stitching was reinforced as I abused the pocket by stuffing too much stuff in them

Great Internet support too.

And the jacket itself has been fantastic, from commutes in the single digits to rainy centuries, the jacket has been nothing but perfect.

A really nice company to deal with, especially in this world of Walmart's and Sprint phones and other mongers of corporate greed.

BTW: Sorry is this seems like advertising, I was just so impressed with the whole thing, I had to write.

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[vrkelley]

They have several kinds of clothes. When ordering be sure to avoid their cotton stuff. I wear their leggings, fleece and tank tops. Made USA and it shows - quality stitching fabric quality!

Yeah, there're more expensive than Kmart. But their stuff holds it's shape through many washings.

[Gojohnnygo.]

Thumbs up to Col d'Lizard,

After 2 years my Ice bike tights are still keeping me warm!